Letter F 50250–50500

Former Italian colony on Red Sea. Former Italian colony on the Red Sea. Former Italian colonial From Asmara, say Former Nazi concentration camp. Former Broadway producer Famous Gardner. Famous pen name ___ Stanley Gardner Fellow craftsman of Rex, Mickey, etc. Fictioneer Gardner. Film director Kenton Film director __ C. Kenton Filmmaker ___ C. Kenton First name courtroom fiction First name for an author. First name in "Case" books. First name in "Sleuthery" First name in Perry Mason-creating First name in case fiction First name in classic crime fiction First name in court fiction First name in courtroom best-sellers First name in courtroom drama First name in courtroom fiction First name in courtroom fiction writing First name in courtroom literature First name in detective fiction writing First name in detective novels First name in detective stories First name in dick-fic First name in lawyer whodunits First name in legal fiction First name in mystery lore First name in mystery novels First name in trial literature First name in whodunit mysteries First name of Douglas Selby's creator First name of Halliburton's founder First name of Perry Mason's creator. First name of a whodunit author. First name of mysteries First name on Perry Mason book covers First name on legal mystery covers Forename in whodunits fiction Courtroom 1970s drama fiction name Crime Aid in Film director Kenton and others Figure in Goethe ballad. Fine fur: Abbr. Fur: Abbr. "Family: The Ties That Bind...and Gag!" author Bombeck "Forever, __": 1996 humor collection "Forever, ___" (1996 humor bestseller) "Forever, ___" (1996 humor book) "Forever, ___" (1997 humor anthology bestseller) "Forever, ___" (humor anthology) Female name that's an anagram of a female animal First name among columnists First name in Humor First name in anecdotes First name in home humor First name in homespun humor First name in household humor First name in household wit First name in housewife humor First name in housewifely humor First name in humorous writing First name in newspaper humor First name in suburban humor First name in wit First name in witty writings Former columnist Bombeck Franklin who sang "Piece of My Heart" Friend of Nancy, in the comics Funny Bombeck ___ Franklin (gospel-singing sister of Aretha) ___ Franklin, Grammy-nominated gospel/R&B singer Franklin and Bombeck "Full Metal Jacket" actor R. Lee __ Fabulous fur Fancy fur Ferret's cousin Ferret's kin Fine coat Fine fur Fine wrap Fur animals. Fur fit for a king Fur for Ferdinand Fur for a king Fur for a stole Fur for princes Fur for royal robes Fur from a weasel Fur of kings. Fur on a royal robe Fur that's a symbol of royalty Furrier's offering Furry weasel fur White Fancy furs Ferrets' white cousins Fine furs Fur coat animals Fur sources Furs Furs for royalty Furs for the Coronation. Furs from weasels Furs symbolic of royalty Fur, in heraldry. Fine furs: Abbr. Feathered fisher Finish for north or south Fish eater Fish eating bird Fish-catching eagle Fish-eating bird of crosswords Fish-eating coastal bird Fish-eating eagle Fish-eating flier Fishing flier Flier at sea Flying fish eater Flying fish-eater Flying fisher Follower of compass directions? Follower of directions Frequent follower of directions Fulmar's kin fish eater Flying Feminine name in Berlin. Frau's name. Fräulein's name. First opera to be recorded in its entirety Fish-eating bird of prey found near water FISHING eagle Feathered piscator Fish hawk's cousin Fish-eating fowl Fish-eating predator Fish-eating raptor Fish-eating sea bird Fish-eating shore eagle Fish-loving bird Fish-loving eagle Fish-loving flier Fisheater Fishing bird Fishing flyer Flapper over Atlantic City Flesh-eating eagle Flier of the Norwegian coast Flying shore scavenger Former featherweight champ Former flyweight champ Former lightweight champ Frank ___ of boxing fame Frank ___, lightweight champion, 1899. Fish hawks' cousins Fish hawks' relatives Fish-catching eagles Fish-eating eagles Fish-eating fliers Fishhawks' cousins Flying fish catchers Flying fish eaters Flying fish-catchers Flying fish-eaters Flexible plant found in wetlands F. Scott contemporary Famous Papa Famous Papa's first name Fellow with an eager-sounding name? First name in literary lore. First name in literature. First name of "Papa" H. First name of "The Texas Troubadour" First name of a famous Papa First name of a literary "Papa" Fitting name for a sincere person Frank & ___ (comic strip) Frank's brother in the Lemony Snicket stories Frank's comic colleague Frank's comic sidekick? Frank's comic strip pal Frank's comic-strip pal Frank's comic-strip partner Frank's comical friend Frank's comics colleague Frank's comics pal Frank's friend in the comics Frank's pal in the comics Frank's partner in the comics Frank's partner in the funnies Famous literature Nobelist Famous man from Illinois. Famous writer Funny operator Former Mexican president Zedillo *Full-bodied, woodsy red wine Famed orange troublemaker Famous muppet Fielder Banks Football Hall-of-Famer Stautner Football's ___ Nevers. Ford from Tennessee Ford in the Country Music Hall of Fame Ford of TV Ford of song Ford of songdom Ford or Banks Ford or Kovacs Ford or Pyle Former "Nancy" cartoonist Bushmiller Funnyman Kovacs Famous Muppet with a wide smile Famous Chicago Cub Famed San Francisco restaurant featured in "Vertigo" Ford and Kovacs Ford and Pyle Ford et al. Ford's namesakes First name in cubes First name in cubism? First name of 18A's inventor First name of a toy cube inventor Form of Ernest. Famous cubist? Fish eaters Fish hawks. Fish-eating shore birds Fish-loving raptors Fishing eagles. Fliers over the water Fliers with wedge-shaped tails Flying piscivores Flying predators Fork-tailed birds "Forest and Dove" painter Max Film director Lubitsch Former "Mary Worth" cartoonist Frottage artist Max Fade gradually Fail to hold up, as a bank Fall off, as confidence Fall off, as popularity Fall off, as support Form a butte Form a gully